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6 Tillman in Chicaj T*1 CJ TT 1 A X 11C fcJCllcllUI , UIlUclUIll Threats, Made his ? on the Race Problem "Windy City. Chicago, Nov. 2S.?The of the colored citizens of C to prevent United States Benjamin R. Tillman from ering an address here ton Orchestra Mall was unsucc When the South Carolina ? arrived in Chicago early afternoon he was told ot ered injunction proeeedi prevent iiirn from appeuri the platform and ol a consideration that had b fered if he would cancel gagement, but Mr. Tillm pressed scorn for both, he leaves for Fond Du Lac cousin, tomorrow, Senatoi man will be guarded by and private detectives, in accordance with an or sued by Mayor Edward F. J who was scheduled to pre: tonight's meeting, but whc ed to have anything to d the affair after a commil colored citizens visited bin days ago. Senator Tillman gave dress protected by 40 dete In anticipation of trouble: ber of policemen were 1 nearby stations in reserv they were not called for negro policemen mingled the crowd which block< street in front ot the hall. In the audience were negroes, but they listened nutnr Tlllmnn'o rnmn?L-o 1 lliuiuu O IC?iai naturedly and although 1 interrupted many times t.i< ing passed otf without tro In leading up to his a< "Shall the 1'nited States . Cuba?" Mr. Tillman to casion to criticise Mayor D action in refusing to pre the meeting. ,kl have bee that I have been snubbed mayor of this city," said nator. UI did not ask Dunne to be here tonig *ny one has been rnubb< ?e gracious ladies, who d this meeting to secure ie Chicago I'nion H o requested Mayor ture of a political forward and at e been advertiser ''ation ot ( so |i lllman, \r that I coi oj:ct withe f.e questior io iii^n 'herefore problen an A it "rom a o my >(ion a *ve mad ter q u ,ue9tion tii merica." asing the tit to the consti ^ "l bo declared nave tl grc^yery rijrht that a whil had, hV was interrupted f times by one of Ins list who kept asking "How Kentucky ?" Finally Mr. Tillman s THE LA j-q to lose his temper and exclHimed: * ' "Oh, shut your mouth. You don't know your ABC of Ihis ;ed by thing. 1 lorgot forty years ago [peech more than you ever knew/' ' in the "You make up your minds ( that equality before the law ^ which the filtPATith ampniimAnt. 1 1 guarantees is right and should ( (efforts be enforced, notwithstanding its ( 'hicugo results. If this law was eni ?rced j Senator it would result in two Slates at 1 deliv- 'e?st being dominated absolutely t ight in by negroes, while four other t iessful. States would l?e so near being j jenator i governed by the negro that there ( in the would practically be an equal ^ threat division ot offices." { tigs to A voice?"How about the law? t ng on To hell with such law." ( money After telling in detail how the | een ol- negro is prevented front casting , his en- bis ballot in the South. Senator ( an ex- Tillman said : ( Until "There is a great deal more ( Wis- (o this question than the little J " Till- racket here in Chicago." ( police A vice?"How about the ne t This is gro judge?" t der is- Senator Tillman?"Well, 1 , Dunne, w*'l tell you about your negro ( side at judge and about your political ) refus machines putting him on your 0 with ticket and bamboozling those ttee ol poor ignorant baboons into elect 1 1 a few ">g him, and then afterwards s von fellows who voted the ticket j his ad- without knowing what was on * dives. it, find a way to cheat nitn out a num. ?f :t. cept at '"No matter what the people e, but in the North may say or do, the Six white race in tie South will I with never be dominated by the ne ed the gto and I want to tell you now that it some State should ever 1 many attempt to save Sou'li Carolina j to Se we will show them in their fana- 1 good ticism that we will make it red , le was before we make it black. < 5 meet "God Almighty made the Cau- 1 uble. | casian of better clay than Mon- j ddress, jrolian or African or any other ^ Annex race. The Ethiopian is a bur- ] tok oc den bearer. IJe lias done abso- < mine s lutely nothing for history, nor 1 side at ha8 jlt> ever achieved anything of j m told great importance. ' b> tin 'IMlAM* <irn im irrout mon v? v i?* v ?1 \J v?i un li n III' /11 ( these- (|ie r;lce ye( tliis people has ] a> or jgeen out the fanatics ^ of the North and lifted up to the . P( l( 18 equality of citizenship and to ] l^an" the rights of suffrage. No doubt j monej many of you have listened to the < ospital orHt )rv 0j jjie greatest colored 5 Dunne man 0f this country?Hooker hour, Washington. He had a white * father, however, and his brains and his character he has inherit- I i to <lia- ecj jrom that father." li Ha " Senator Tillman then told his ')Ut *n audience of the attacks on white ( 1 ' not men by negroes in the South and \ >ut din declaieri that the people of the 1 l, I a,n xorl], Were in a great measure ham-j responsible for this state ol afl9h?? fairs. i pure j ... In conclusion Senator Tillman lerican i ,, , ; said : Cuban, expo- "Now. as a general illustra j ml the ti?n ?f the injustice that is somei ( j j tiindone: President Koose- \ inlilied ve'1 discharged t hree companies of colored soid'ers without acourt Clll till ) martial, and in doing this he teenth Punished innocent men for thei tut ion, crime 01 ;i ie.v. in doing this' ie ne- h ' 1 ran ceii'leil the authority of te man tie- la* and lie ou.ht not to have several \ done it." I teners,! During Mr Tillman's speech j abjiit a colored man and a Russian were '1 arrested for creating a disturb- ? earned jauce in the gallery. lN CASTER NEWS, DECEMBER 1 What Tillman Says about Protest of Chicago Negroes. I Chicago, Nov. 25.?Senator fill man, of South Carolina, pass B id through Chicago today on h:s vay toSouth Haven, Mich. When ? f V 11 . ! .1 1_. 1 1 niormect tnaitne coiorea peopie ^ )f Chicago had protested against die delivery of a lecture here by Ea lim, he said: ' I am surprised that there _ ihouid t>e any talk in this city of t negro uprising to prevent a ecture which is lor the benefit . and if the hospital which has never ?f 01 fet closed its doors to oni ot the |ti(Ki :oiored race. It is ab-urd for 8,0(1 he colore! poeple to think that hey can prevent a Senator of the Boyi United States from talking. They ?? night a? well try to stop Presi- C|%j lent Roosevelt. I shall not ? thrnge my lecture in the slightest j^".1 legree. The subject is the "The gg j Annexation of Cuba," and this 17 ^ piestion is so interwoven with lie negro problem in this coun ry that it will be impossible for 1 cai ne to avoid discussing the lat- 1 Cn? er." , Chit 1 ' Latli Famous Strike Breakers. *'adl Ttie luost fatuous strike breakers in tli? | y and are Iir. King's N. w I ife Pills. When ivt r and buwtds g . ou strike, tliey quickly ^ 1 ttle the trouble, and tbe purifying work 1() t roes right on. Best cure for constipation, laadncbe anil dizziness 25 c at J. F. ilaokey Co . Crawford llros., and Funder?nrk Pharmacy, druggists. Wanted! I We want to buy within the next1 N three weeks all the cows, sheep, 1 ^oats, hops, chickens, geese, tur-' y keys, clucks, guineas, epps, butter, etc., for sale in Lancaster ^ :*ounty, and will pay the highest' Ml :ash price for same. Our busi- ; ^ ness has increased to such an ex- S3 tent that we find it difficult to Bj keen enough meat to supply our ^ trade,and for this reason we are; paying a little better price than 3ther folks for cattle, poultry, " 2tc. So if you have anything in this line for sale, bring it along ind bring it cjuick. We also vant to buy corn, peas, preen and dry hides. Highest cash price paid for all. A We wish to say to our trade that we are prepared to deliver B anything you want in the meat line. Handling so many beeves | W a day enables you to pet your; ! ?hoice cut. We also handle fish ' and oysters. Plyler Bros. Notice to Debtors & Cred-1 itors. All persona indebted to the estate ^ jf I.. 1*. Koddey deceased, are re<iiie8t- | ?d to settle same at once and all per- d ?ons to whom -aid estate is iiulehfeil 1 will present their claims, duly attested, to the undersigned >allye It Hoddey, I weeks Administratrix. V The World's Best Pianos, ent Superior Organs, for the Monies or the t'liurches at low Voil prices and on easy terms. A (i< >? >I? IH >1.1 MAY I'lt KsKNT can he had gUll jit her of a piano or an organ on easy ermsat a special price at MAI.ONK'S VVrite at once to Malone's Music House, ., \ roi.r.M hi a, s. <;., *7 J for catalogs, prices and terms. , ' shoi "" ica. Money to Loan. ! ?p ' I have made arrangements with parties * n New York .< lty by which I can negotiate nilS; oans for five years on improved cotton arms, in sums of $:tOO Od and upwards, at ' he rate of 7 per cent on amounts of $1000 md over, and M per cent on sums less than dOOO. No brokerage or commission charted Only a reasonable fee tor abstract of it]o. K K. WYLIE, Attorney-at-Law, , 1906. acts znz nr room Company Sells it 1 ;ells ww /erythine in Dry Goods, Notions Shoes, Hats, Caps and Mill Clothing Specials. Dress Goods, e have still left 100 Suits for Men I piece 54 inch llroa Boys that will be sold reeardless ' pieces .?4 in. Engli ]r former nrioe, black, navy, ??rey,l ir tornier prices. 5 pie(,e8 r>4 in a!1 wo Suits now for il.75 the 1.00 {trade, th Suits now for 5 00 ? pieces 54 in. all wo , w:.,;. .... . ,u. the 1.25 kind, this suits r?w for o.oo Look at ()nr <)(her Suits now for 7 50 jn Dress Goods. *' Suits from l.OOto 8.00 54 in. Black Brillia ecials for $1.00 While this Sto 54 Calico, the best made, 20 yards for nch Sea Island, 22 yards for nch Sea Island, 16 yards for ,rards best heavy Checked Homespun for Underwear. Shoes, ie Men's 50c Vest and l'ants we have the bes is sale each 45c ?e Ladies' extra heavy Vests earth for Men, I.ad d l'ants, this sale each 25c we will make the ] dren's and Misses Union Suits 25c ies' Union Suits 40c When you need a | ies* Set Snug Union Suits.... 90c shoes. vre have numerous other values that we canno re ask you to come and make your bill with u: o 25 per cent, on your purchases. A, J. BROOM == "The Old Reliable." = tup paw nr t ANtiASTrn I /inra iiiu umui vi unnunu l jjjll, """ CAPITAL $50,000 SURPLUS $50,000 Loans made on Real Estate, at reasonable Collections given prompt and careful atter Interest allowed on time deposits.. Your business solicited. The oldest, the the strongest Bank in Lancaster county. Lancaster, S. C. Cherry's Sho< Bargain Seel Take Notic Vq will offer to the trading public for the ne> ire stock of Men's and Boys Clothing ; also 01 its at cost. In dry goods and notions we cj t is kept in a general store, and will sell th can buy them anywhere in town. We have so ns in dress goods in all colors and styles. HATS AND SHOE lats in all styles and prices to suit all. For n active line of fine shoes in 3.50 and 5.00. Th ated Reynolds Shoes, the best on the market, es we give you the Stroolman Shoes, one of th We have them in all kinds and styles and t<> the minute and are in the prettiest kind :k leathers from 2.00 to 3.50. Our line of ses and children surpasses anything ever be from 50c to 2.50. fovember 0, 1000. Yours for busir McCardell & Allison Old Mercantile Stand. J TlflM ) I lull i for Less \T? , Clothing, inery. Dress Goods. 4s dcloth. 35c -h Broadcloth Prown,green.. 45o IB , >ol Broadcloth, is sale 7oo iol Broadcloth, sale IS5c special things ntine at 4S?o ick Lasts: $1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Shoes. t line of Shoes on ies and Children. prices to suit you . pair ask to see our t mention here, s and save from CO. =8 ster, S. C. \ 00. A g rates. ? ition. ^ largest and ^ r v t*s Shoe air guaranty all right a new pair [ire branded md are sold aster. It is 50 woman's To satisfy :e only ask at e Store. ters se :t 30 days our jr line of nice irry everything em lower than >me superb barS. len we offer an ese are the celIn ladies' fine e best in Amer1 they are right of patents and shoes for boys, fore offered by less, Bros.